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The hole pattern is standard AMPs 1.181"x1.496" or 30mmx38mm
Kids do well with shorter poles (4-8 feet)
On April 1, 1938, the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) based at Leipsic, Delaware started work on the refuge
Specs: Only 21 meticulously machined parts ensure a lifetime of dependable use A time honored click-pawl system protects light tippet while preventing overrun Partially-ported frame for the perfect balance of weight, sound, and aesthetics Milled silhouettes of a stonefly, caddis, and mayfly inside the frame Quick-change spool with a threaded release cap and large-arbor design Designed & machined by trout junkies in Colorado Made in the USA
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